extract_arc doesn't work with arc files from resident evil HD remaster and Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen #3
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You need to open |
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ok, i'll see what i can do |
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sorry for double posting, but what i did is this. for resident evil HD remaster, i just set this is what i got as for Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen, i don't know. i don't want to get the same error. |
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i tried both, and for dark arisen files the |
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I've tried both, they extract properly. |
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tried 2.5.121, still nothing. may need to test this further. |
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sorry for double-posting, but i tested 2.5.121 with a focus on getting extract_arc to work with at least two games. here are my attempted settings from the "setting" file. for resident evil hd remaster: for dragon's dogma dark arisen i tried extract_arc on both games with these two settings in mind (one setting for one game each, while keeping the rest of the setting file intact), though all i had to do is just replace the "title" value with whatever i wanted based on your instructions. instructions that i don't really understand but i followed them nonetheless. anyway, after that, i had extract_arc try to extract as much arc files as it could muster by passing along the directory of where the arc files resided, and what do you know, even after extract_arc was done looking for arc files to do something useful with them, it could only spit out 0kb zip files before giving up and... i don't know man, i'm just out of luck here. again, i'm going to test this further. as for the "0kb zip files" part, that part is only true if (in the setting file at least) you only have however it will generate literally no files (or fewer files? again, i had to shuffle between two "title" values to get this shit to work), and if you forget to set the "title" value to whichever title name you wanted to set to or (generally speaking) you just so happened to not be careful with this setting file or using the tool (or both), will instead be a power-hogging piece-of-shit as it tries to get through each and every arc file it finds. or if you picked just one arc file, maybe it won't? |
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There seems to be constant problems with Windows versions. Also why are you so mean to the tool? |
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oh no, i'm truly sorry! it's just that testing this tool on these two games alone proved stressful to me. also i should've said from the start that i'm a Win10 (Windows 10 Pro to be exact) user, updated to version 22H2 because i always make it a point to update my PC somehow. never had a good experience with linux itself from what little time i had with it. and no don't worry about optimizing everything i'm just testing things as i go. anyway, sorry for the mess i caused! |
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no worries, I've released new version in nightly 2.6.122 |
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OK, time for me to test 2.6.122 |
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tried 2.6.122 |
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Evil 5 game animation is not extracted |
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@gamer19771356 You're having the same problem, or is your report unrelated to this issue? |
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I've tested functionality with others and couldn't replicate the problem you're having. Is there any additional info you can provide? Like exotic path names? Read/write permissions? Sadly I am completely in a blank here. |
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me? exotic path names? idk what you really mean by this but path names weren't all that "exotic" on my end, no special characters here, just the usual boring ASCII char stuff didn't check if said path had read/write permissions but i could open one of these arc files through HxD, so long as they resided in a folder that didn't somehow "protect" all the files around it nothing really stopped me from tinkering with these files in any way tbh it's been about 4 months max since this issue went live, i don't remember a whole lot of what has happened outside here |
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and now i'm testing RevilLib on the PS4 version of Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen. wish me luck! |
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tested RevilLib v2.7.146 on root.arc from (full and uncensored path name) E:\EP0102-CUSA07340_00-DDDAFULLGAME0000\nativePS4\sa\GNM set title from config file to "dragons_dogma", platform set to "PS4" (this time), and... 0% is what happened, it just generated a 0kb zip file instead |
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This is possibly a silent crash. (In a recent issue I found out Windows platform just silently ends the program) This appears to be the initial case as well, since I guess Windows no longer shows message when app crashes. Gonna need to rethink a few things. Dragon's Dogma for PS4 is unsupported, you can however try to use |
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in the config file, i decided to set title to "dragons_dogma" and platform to "Win32" so i can finally make some use out of the arc files from Dragon's Dogma PS4 ver and yeeeeeeeeeeeep arc files are either reported as having "incorrect header check", "unknown compression method" or not being reported on at all, instead the program is simply shut-down. and that's about it. at least from me. |
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Should be fixed in v2.8.150. |
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testing... |
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for root.arc, from ps4 dd:da, extract_arc had no problems extracting arc file at all. |
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good news: all arc files from ps4 dd:da were correctly extracted. only flaw is it extracts "empty folders" as well, having the same name as the files themselves, only without an extension. |
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Should be fixed in v2.8.153. |
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ahh, thank you. had to test new v2.8.153 on ps3 dd arc files tho because i no longer had ps4 dd:da arc files. |
title should be hopefully self-explanatory, but generally speaking i was using revil_toolset in a rush when datamining the switch version of two games: resident evil HD remaster (biohazard HD remaster in Japan) and Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen.
anyway, both games have a massive horde of arc files laying around, so i thought, "maybe i should be testing them with extract_arc or something, i dunno"
so i did exactly that and effective immediately it proved to be a dead-end.
every time i tried to do anything (and i mean every. single. time.) with one of these arc files from both games with this tool, it was always telling me that "coundn't find title".
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